Australian Travel Articles

Sydney Harbour New Years Eve Celebrations

Sydney Harbour is one of the world's most famous to celebrate New Years Eve along with Edinburgh and Times Square in New York.   ...more

Ayres Rock, Uluru National Park and the Olgas

Ayres Rock is also known by it traditional aboriginal name, Uluru. Similarly The Olgas are also known by their traditional name of Kata Tjuta.  ...more

Visit Broome in Western Australia

Located between the sea and the red deserts of Australia's Kimberley is the beachside town of Broome.  ...more

Great Ocean Road in Melbourne

The Great Ocean Road is a very scenic drive that takes you down the west coast of Victoria . The trip begins at Torquay and proceeds along what has to be some of the most stunning natural scenery in Australia till it reaches the end at the Princess Highway.  ...more

Visit Byron Bay in New South Wales

Byron Bay is a haven for the alternative lifestyle which by its very nature creates a diverse and vibrant arts community with a community that has more craftspeople and artists than any other area in the country.  ...more

Migration Visas

If you want to migrate to Sydney, Melbourne or Perth, look into the Employer Nomination Scheme, Prospective Marriage Partner paperwork and the Resident Return Visa. There are many ways to stay in Australia for an extended period of time.   ...more

Visit the Blue Mountains

There are plenty of highlights in the World-Heritage Area of The Blue Mountains, near Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. They include Scenic World, the Edge cinema, mountain biking and more...  ...more